Spanish Scientists Develop Artificial Cornea from Fish Scales

Spanish scientists have successfully created an artificial cornea using fish scales, aiming to reduce reliance on organ donations. Carp scales have shown the most promising results in animal tests, with human trials expected in at least five years.

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la-vanguardiaSpanish2d ago

Científicos españoles crean una córnea artificial con escamas de pez para no depender de la donación de órganos

Las de carpa son las que ofrecen mejores resultados en pruebas con animales, pero faltan al menos 5 años para que se prueben en personas

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Spanish Scientists Develop Artificial Cornea from Fish Scales

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